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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-01

SIS, ,OOO-Figueroa ST.; beautiful new resi-,
dence; 12 rooms, including carpets ana
window drapery; lot 65x19O.
Notice-$S25 per front foot; Main ST., De-
tween Fifth and Sixth SITS.
|STO0O-Temple st.. 9-roOm cottage; lot 5Ox
$50; west Of Beaudry ave.
$27OO-Geard st., west OF Pico ST.; broom
cottage.
$225OSJewell st.; cottage, rooms,
$7OOO-Hope ST. between Ninth and Tenth
elegant cottage rooms; to 2O-foot alley.
shaw Tract~12 lots at bargain; from $685.
to $500. Lots 5Ox125.
$175O-Per acre, so acres, known as the
Keller Ranch; bounded by Alameda, Ver.
now cutting through from Seventh St, di-
rect to Compton; all covered with fruit,
making one Of the most desirable spots IN
all Vernon for subdivision; terms easy.
S6OOOHHope ST. clean side; 1O5x155.
$l2, Washington st. and Estrella ave-.
124x166.
E0-A very Large list of acreage in all pa
- hafOra v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

In passing under the triumphal arch
the veterans reverentiv lifted their hats
and rave many Of the designs three
cheers
II vas precisely twelve O'Clock when
the squadron OF police which led the
column reached the grand reviewing
stand. and after q desperate attack on the
crowd succeeded in clearing . large space
in front Of the stand Commandments.
Chief Fairchild then rode up, dismounted
and took his position in the reviewing
stand. He had ridden ahead OF the
column and after he had K his posi-
ton for the review his special mounted
escort, Logan Post Of st. Louis,
came up and wheeled into posi-
ton across tho street facing the
stand. The San Diego band. the Spring
field Mass battalion Especial escort-and
the stan OF the commander-in-chief then
passed BY and down Olive street. They
were followed BY General Gricr and his
star. who wheeled into line directly in
front OF Logan Post. Then came the car.
riarss containing the distinguished
guests, Who too their places on the
stand General sherman, accom-.
panied by Mayor Francis, alighted
frst. and then came Ex-vice President
Hannibal Hamlin with Mr.. Frank G~aiennc,
Past Commandments Chief Merrill, g. H
Sampson, with Governor and Mr..
sprague, Of Rhode Island. and General
John L. Otis, Of Massachusetts,; General
John Pope. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS More
house OF Missouri: Judge Usher Of Kan
sas and other distinguished gentlsmsr
were also on the stand
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THE President started from Washington
on his Western trip on the morning Of the
o0th-
ABOUT four hundred G. A. r. veterans
visited Lincoin's tomb on the zsth.
The Schnaebeles boy has been sentenced
70 three weeks imprisonment BY aGer-
man court
-JExxY LrxD'sr illness has DEVELOPED
into paralysis, and she Is not expected %
live long.
DIR RErrr gave some strong anti-Gould
testimony on the 18th, before the Pacific
Railway Commission
A. r. wEBB. OF St Louis, has been ap
pointed United STATES Consul at Manila.
Philippine islands
SIR JONI PoFE HEySEssEy l. about %
retire from public life 70 lis newiy-pur'
chased castle in Ireland
THE President has appointed Williams :.
Putnam, Of Maine. and James b. Angeiis
Of Michigan, On the Fishery Commission
THE Franco-German shooting incident
has chilled the newiydeveloped friend
| ship between Russia and Germany
JAcoB SHARPE must 20 70 Sing Sing. the
phy stefan appointed by the court having
decided that his health will mot be pretu-
diced hy his removal.
P0LYDoRE DE KrPER. . Bulgarian by
birth and q strong Roman Catholic, has
been elected Lord Mayor Of London
Ir Il estimated on one-fourth returns
from the State that prohibition was de-
feated in Tennessee. NJ the election on the
18th. by from 10000 70 $1,000 majority.
II. p. PHELPS. OF Hartford, Mich, was
killed hy a railway accident At Nation,
I'M. on the 18th. while returning home
from the g. A. X encampment at st.
Louis
COLONEL RfDGEwAr has a paper In the
Nin<fesnh Century laudatory OF Rrssia's
| civilizing influences in Asia, which IL II
thought will operate d~etrimentally 70 his
ropuinrity in British Government circles.
SECRETARY FAEcHrLD was 1t the
Treasury Department on the 10Th. and had
Ii conference with Acting Secretary
Thompson, and later attended the Cabinet
meetings. Mr.. Fairchild resumed active
charge Of the Treasury Department on
the 3Dth.
Jonx Swrxrox, OF New York. has a..
iclined the Socialisfic nomination for Sec
rotary Of State, on the ground Of m health
and necessity Of mcnding his private A.
fairs. which he says have been ruined dur
ing bis dcvotio on 20 the cause % labor.
CARDINAL GIBBONS arrived In st. Pau
On the 18th Carriages were taken At tn
depot for Bishop Ireiali's residence,
where an Informal reception was held.
PRINCE KANArsU, uncle Of the Nikado o
japan. accompanied BY his wife and suite
arrived In Constantinoplc on the 18th
The party, who are guests Of the Sultan
arc lodged In the imperial kio~quc.
ELECTIONS Tor members Of the Servial
Ekuptchina were held ON the 10Th. Ke
turns 20 far show the election Of twenty
four Liberals and thirteen Radicala
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An EXCITING RIDE.

a FIreman's story 81 Trip on the
with = Mad Engineer while Running
Finy Miles an Hour.
DIS MONIES, Ia, Sept. z.-Fireman
Roberts. Of the Wabash road, arrived here
Yesterday and tells . thrilling story Of his
experience with a mad engineer. Engineer
Botsworth appeared 70 be all right when
the train ran out OF this place Tuesday
night, but before they had gone Tar
Roberts noticed that his companion acted
aueerly. The engineers singular conduct
eliminated when the train was near Har-
vcy. and running ffty miles an hour ne
attempted TO jump through the cab win
dow. The fremen caught him by the legs,
and while be held him on the
ledge, he managed with his loot =. SOP
the gga car until the train /sached
Ottumwa, and there turned ovt 70 the
authorities. His actions are believed 70 ~
caused by paralysis Of the brain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

General ,. D. Miles. Major 7. 3. ClarkscGs
Charles Y. Burmestsr, H. =. Palmer. A
81. Louis q. A. r. hand headed them -
they brought no musicians with them
Colorado was represented by che
seventh. also BY three hundred old war
men. who we're commanded by George
Adv. aided BY Senior Vice Commander J.
X. Jeffrey, Junior vice-C Commander w. 3.
Altward. Assistant Adjutant-Ge General IA.
Lowns. Assistant ouartermaster-Gen
r. M~cClanathan. Department. Inspector
George Waterbury. The Leadvills Drum
Corps did ths musical honors for the Col
orado men and, though mere boys, were
heartily applauded along the route.
About eight thousand veterans from
Kansas swelled the ranks Of the Eighth
division. There were about ten thousand
of them IN the city. but many Of them
were afraid 10 venture out in the rain.
Department Commander T. H. Seward
rode a the head Of these Kansas vets.
He was assisted by Senior Vice. Com
mander J. w. Feigham. Assistant-Adju-
tant-General A. H. Limerick, Quarter
master-General A. b. rmant-
The military band Of Topeka headed
this magnificent department, and the Fort
Scott Drum Corps played purely Kansas
airs
Of tho six State and Ierrisoriai divisions
assigned 70 the Ninth orAnd DIVISION
only three had b necessary nerve ana
enthusiasm 70 come out. namely; n'cn.-
gan, Minnesota and KENTUCKY. Inc 40.
sentecs were Delaware, West Virginia y
Washington Territory.
Michigan was represented by $50 men,
| including the personal staff Of the Gov.
ernor, commanded by Past vice-Com-
m~ander-in- Chief c. v. r.. Pond. In thc
ranks vas Ex-Governor Alger, Of Detroit.
: millionaire lumber king, who unostenta-
| tiously held his umbrella over the colors
and marched in the rain. The Wolverines
| had no band.
Minnesota cams next, with 80 men,
| chiefly from Minneapolis, commanded BY
| Colonel Whselock and accompanied BY
| Plummer's drum corps Of Minneapolis
Kentucky was represented BY 10 men
and forty-seven State flags, the battalion
being commanded BY Colonel Bowman o.
Frankfort IL was accompanied Dy 2
der's Louisville Band and the weii-knowr
William Nelson Drum Corps Of ninetee1
boys, from Newport
In the Kentucky column was carried
the tattsred colors Of the Fourth regiment
thu fret raisod IN Kentucky soil. III
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CHICAGO, Sept 7s.-A special cable
from Geneva % the Nssrs says: Mr.. Blaine
has reached here too late 20 meet any Of
the trnnscontinental Americans. The ex
scr.tor u q present neither meeting nor
seeking any body. His next rest viii b
II Paris. There Mcssrs. Hale and Garrett
and many other friends ere awaiting his
arrival. His "trip through the South has
been very quicA In Bavaria, austria and
Switzerland he Il unknown, and conse-
quently be has received neither social nor
political attention He gIides along
through one after another Of the cities q
the ancients without greeting . single for
eign admirer. The o. ..rs circuit was made
with : rush which permitted Of little re-
search and less reflection. Doing Nmem.
berg IN one day, Munich IN two. Vienna In
two, and flying through S~aalsburg, Inn
spruck and the curious communities Of the
iyrol and Swiss countries With only night.
y pausss, = : veg szDsdittous uay =
SEEING EuroDoI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

WASHINGTON, Sept. @.-Civil-sorvice
Commissioner ObcrIy has declined %
invitation Of the Illinois Democratic a.
sociation 70 address that body on the
ground that Il would DO m improper ac'
tion. ~ he il intrusted with the al
mInistration OF q nonpartisan law, 70
participate in . partisan deraon.trat'on
Mr.. ObcrIy says this rule holds goca
also q to Civil-Service examiner
that they q y no rignt "
take any part in partisan meet.ngs
Speaking Of the Illinois a..
citation, he said Il was an organization =
oficc-holders. and that II . not, IN hs
opinion. exist without ~ members vio's'
ing the codes Of the Civii-Scrvics law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

PRESIDENT C~LEvELAxD issued his pro
clamation, on the 36th. announcing the
signing q the memorandum with Spain
regarding ths cessation Of discriminating
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

Tn British steamer Matthews Cay has
been WRECKED on Cape Finisteue. on the
coast q Spain Ten psrsons were
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07
TOPICS OF THE DAY.


I'M Nsw York state Dsnocras'c con-
veneion mel % tho 37th-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

TuR National Bureau Of Statistics ~
ports that Tor the eight months Of the cur
rent year, to September !. the number Of
immigrants landed in this country Wa
9G2ysae, against 254,679 during the CORE
suonding part Of last year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

TnREE West Point cadets. sentenced %
b dismissed from the service for drunk
enness, and one suspended for ten months
without pay for leaving his post . senti-
mel, have had their sentences mitigated BY
the President 20 confinement In the light
prison for . term Of months
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

SECRETARY WHITNEY i quite free in the
expression OF satisfaction at the result Of
che recent experiments with Lieutenant
Zalinski's dynamite gun and thinks -
importance in naval warfare can not b
over-estimated-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

March 81. 1888. there wcFc 3 departments. \.
sc5 posts and ~, Sss members In vood STANDING
reported ns constituting the Grand Army n
the Republic n that date. March ~. -. n.
returns show - departments. Csis rc,f. and
40 90 members In good standing. Increase in
departments. none; posts. $40; membcr>hlp N
good standing. ss.cCa. The returns covering
June 81. fSss, however. increase this nemher.
ship. by-Sood standing. S36.5ss; suspended
=. I'D: delinquent lo.sos; making the total
number borne on the rolls June 30. i.>-. g;e.ssl
The blowing report Of the member.hlp u
the Grand Army Of the Republic Is made:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

ADvIcRs from Moscow say thai an
oficial intimation has been received BY
the whole Russian press TO attain from
attacking Germany and Prince Bismarck
This q taken to indicate that the Car
he renewed friendly overtures-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07


CHARITY.
The total amount reported expended in
charity March ~. 1881 10 March 81. 1855. in
elusive. Is ex3g4.f3. Number OF persons re-
lieycd. 2d.co6: i1-6S OF these were members OF
the order. or The families OF such: SID were
either ex-soldiers. not members. or those de-
pendent on them.
From what Is well known BY almost all com
rades this amount represents not more than
one-half the sum actually disbursed In charity.
the other half being bestowed informally and
not reported BY posts.
The estimate Il q fair one that the Grand
Army OF the Republic has contributed half >
million dollars IN the year under consideration.
and used u where u was In every case needed
M-assachussett showed the largest cxpendt
tcre for this purpose. t5i.off.3s: Sew York
rext with ess.s17 IS; Florida bringing rp,he rear
with an expenditure OF
The dcath-raie Is rs follows,
Quarter ending June 81 isss ---.-- q.
Quarter ending September 3. lssj. ~.
Quarter ending December. isJ......-....- 81
Quarter ending March. scs..-..----..- !.
To,., s.Es
II will be observed that . fair cEiment dies
each quarter. and n strong brigade q year
II IL quite noticeable that the death.-ate per
LOO Is considerably greater East than West.
The reason Is found in the fact that the young
cr men enlisted in this section, and when the
WAY was MtII LAE NAAA& " 49,
soldiers came West
An exhibit Is flied showing that tO.cc9 names
have been furnished comrndes OF the Grand
Army By the Pension Bureau 70 assist n OBJ
tanning evidence 70 prosecute claims for pen
sions.
The Charleston relief fund had produced 2,
G.0
GRowrH on THE ORDER
most gratifying increase IN membership
since April I. 1857. had occurred. giving > net
increase OF
orARTERuAxrERGExERAr,s REPORT
The report Of John Taylor. Of Philadelphia
QuartermasterGenera showed the following
account current:
nEcEIrrs.
Cash balance on hand August
=. isS6 esiS 3
Received from sale Of sup
plies. A. per abstract BNe "
Received from per capita
Received from interest on
United States bonds...-.- 30 -
Received from interests on
deposits $500
Total 20 be accounted FOR. sri,sotS
ExPESDITuREs.
Expenditures as per s5stract:
travelling expenses. s.sss -
Incidcntals. postage,
freight. printing i'm
GLIDING 16Os
bonds 1904. costing
15.535 Oy..-- -.1&f t ~
Purchase Of supplies, asper
bstract. st'v'
ro.., cxrena,,rres x0.s1s 80
Balance on hand August 81. isss. seeoi =
The liabilities OF the Grand Army. a. shown
By the report are none. and the total assets ar
ksANksl. The balance 70 the credit q tno
n.-..-~f furI a. A. rMf o. and the rUfnl CNutIl-
buttons 70 the Grant Monument fund. from the
various departments. from individuals ana
posts. and from the woman's Relief Corps are
eR.1sSss. the balance 20 the credit * 'he iahu
being sS.Co6i2-
The report 81 Inc Surgeon General w. rsaa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

Fiyrv applicants for admission 20 the
National Conservatory Of Music presented
themselves on the 18th q the examination
which i being held in New York, They
included students from every State in the
Union and from Cubs, Scotland and Hun
gary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

Ono. w. LAWSON. accused Of attempted
murder and robbing in Rails County, Mo-,
last spring Wa arrested &c Deer Lodge.
Mont, ON the 9Th A warrant Of extradi-
tion has been issued BY the Governor Of
The Territory and an oficer IL on the way
from Nfssouri Tor the prisoner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

II it reported thar she French Cabinee
has decided that the manifesto Of the
Count Of Paris does not justify the expul-
sion Of the princes, unless an endesvor b
made to circulate the manifesto. when
they win b Immediately expelled
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

Tnx veterans Of the Grand Army a.
sembled in st. Louis paraded on the 18th
IN spite Of the steady downpour Of rain
fully 5000 men appearing in line. while
thrice q many more reviewed them from
points Of vantage along the line.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

CoLoNEL HUGHEs-HALLETf, against
whom charges Of . scandaious nature
were recently brought BY the Pail Mali
Gas>ff>, has informed . committee Of the
Conservative party that he d willing 70
resign his seat in Parliament The COM
mites will accept the offsr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

The President has granted : pardon in
the case Of wm- Brooks, James Fitzgerald,
Thomas Jackson, VIM. Henderson. John
Palmer, Reuben Coins and Geo. Herner,
who were convicted IN the United States
Court for the Western district Of Arkan'
sas last August Of manslaughter, and
whose sentence was suspended.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

THE steamship AIesia arrived in New
York barber On the night of the I'D from
1rarssi1les and Naples, with six hundred
passenger and Asiatic cholera on board.
Eight o. her passengers died on the pas
sags and On her arrival q quarantine the
health officer found four cases On board.
He cent the Alesia and her passenger 4
West Bank In the lower bay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

WuxxAn O,ERrKx was found guilty On
two separate charges o. using seditious
Language and melting 20 riot, - Cork,
Ireland, Cd the 3fth, and Wa sentenced
70 thres month"; imprisonment on each
charEo. He took IN appeal in both cases,
and was liberated on bail. Mr.. John
Vaudeville, chairman Of the Poor Law
0uardians. was given two months Tor .
similar oRenxo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

AZ che close of the week ended the Gath
che Detroits were I'VE clear games In the
lead for the League baseball champion
ship, the Chicagos, who remain second,
dropping two games 20 the Bostons on that
day. The st. Louis Browns suffered three
straight defeats q the hands Of the Gin
cinnatis, but that only put them hack =
few points; they win the pennant just the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

Reports showing she Numerical strenrs.
- the Orgsnixatien. with ~ Grown
During shs Past Year. the Work bon~
and IL Financial Cendlsioa.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9-In the National In.
campment q the Grand Army Of the Ee.
public. ~ its session yesterday. the IA.
lowing reports were presented. which rive
something like = definite idea q the scot-
and work Of the organization:
AnJuTAST-cENERAi's REPORT.
The report Of the Adlufant. General gas Al
Interesting document The possible cumDo,.
ton Of the Encampmeni was shown 70 ~ 4,
follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16
Nipped In the Bud.

Is it not better to nip consumption, the
greatest scourge OF humanity, in the bud,
than to try to stay it's progress on the
brink OF the grave? A few Does of Cali
fornia's most useful production, Santa
Able, the King Of consumption, will re-
lieve, and a thorough treatment will cure.
Nasal catarrh, too often the forerunner OF
consumption, can be cured by California
Cat-r-Cure. Those remedies are sold and
fully warranted by John s. Capron, drug
gist. Main street. Eureka, Nevada, at 81,
or three for 50 so.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16
A GAME.
Lawyers Argue - = I'm IN JUS
tice Court Mufied q the Eaxs.

tice Court MuAied to the Ears.
Virginia Chronicle.
The Comfy Commissioner have re-
fused to allow bills for fuel for the JUS
tice Court. and Justice Kehoe declares
that he will not buy wood and coal out Of
his " salary. He rightly holds that it
is the duty OF the authorities to provide
fuel to keep the room comfortable for
Jurors and witnesses summoned to attend
trial.
Last Friday O civil case was on trial and
several ladies were included among the
witnesses. The day was raw and cold,
and with no fire the courtroom was as
cold as a refrigerator. The ladies shivered
and the male witnesses cursed the parsi-
mony Of the county In failing to provide
fuel for q fire. The argument Of counsel
occupied Friday afternoon and part Of
Saturday, the attorneys. Messrs. Belknap
and Mack, wearing overcoats and COM
~forters around their necks and heavy
gloves on their hands while addressing
the Court. The obdurate Judge sat silent
as q sphinx. untitled in a heavy top coat
and wearing o%vershoes. apparently enjoy
ing the freeze-out game.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16
The Rasin Iudustry Affected.

ESPECIAL TO THE s~ENrINEL.1
SAN Francisco, April 15.-The "Mer-
chant" tomorrow will print an article
showing that the overland shipments OF
rasins from California for the first quarter
of the present year, was two million eight
hundred and seventy thousand pounds,
compared with one million and forty
thousand pounds for the same period last
year. In reviewing the growth OF this in
dustry, the article says IL would be but a
short time before the foreign rasin be-
came an unknown quantity in the United
States. but for one thing, and that Is the
Interstate Commerce law. The freight
on rasins from California TO New York 10
seventy cents a box and from Spain to New
York only five cents. 1t will therefore be
seen that IL will be impossible for the Osl-
ifornia rasin to compete with the Spanish.
The only protection formerly assured to
rasin-makers was the low freight to
the East. The tariff on foreign rasins Ia
insufficient, and affords us no protection.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16
A MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Caused by n Misunderstanding
About LAND.

ESPECIAL TO H sENTISEL.]
CALIsToGA, April 15.-About 9 O'Clock
this morning a man named Turner ap.
preached J. W. Roberts, who was hoeing
In his garden, and said: III am going to
kill you" Scarcely had he finished his
warning when be fred two shots from a
revolver, both OF which took effect in
Roberta body. Turner then shot himself
in the head and almost instantly expired.
A doctor, who was Immediately summoned
to attend the wounded man, pronounced
Roberta chances for recovery very slight.
His wife and children are nearly frantic
with grief. Turner leaves q wife and sew
eral children. The circumstances which
led TO the shooting are as follows:
Roberts q short time ago had his ranch
surveyed, and it was discovered that q por-
ton of the land claimed by Turner. who
owned o vineyard adjoining, belonged TO
Roberts. Since then Turner has en- ter
tsine ed a bitter feeling towards Roberts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16
The President Rebuked.

President Cleveland has now been in Of
fce but a little over two years, yet ninety
Eve per cent Of the Postmasters who are
Presidential appointees have been removed
to make room for Democrats. Truly q
Civil Service Administr tion.-Seattlt
Times.
Your ironical rebuke to the President ii
well merited, Captain. He should have
followed the example of his Republican
predecessors, by making Q clean sweep 10
less than six months after his inaugura'
ton, instead of waiting until the expira'
ton OF their terms Of ofice.-Salt Lake
Democrat.